The Moral Code of Hinduism (Junior Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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The Moral Code of Hinduism
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Define moral code

Collection of principles & beliefs for ethical decisions

Define Brahman

Ultimate divine reality in Hinduism

What are the Vedas?

Oldest Hindu scriptures, four main books

What are Upanishands?

Hindu stories showing proper behaviour & moral living

Define karma

Positive actions → positive outcomes; negative → negative

Define dharma

Duty and truth; requires truthful living at all times

Define samsara

Cycle of life, death, and rebirth

Define reincarnation

Soul reborn into new body (human or animal)

Define moksha

Liberation from samsara; unity with Brahman

What is puja?

Daily worship at home shrine with family

Why are cows sacred in Hinduism?

Life-giving qualities (provide milk and leather)

List four principles of Hindu morality

Karma, dharma, samsara, moksha

List Five Daily Duties

Puja, read scriptures, respect elders, help needy, care for animals

How Hinduism views morality & religion

Inseparable aspects of daily life

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